FAQ

How do I get to McCarty Party 2023?

We’d suggest driving a car there, or better yet, protect our environment and carpool. Parking will once again be on the lower island. What? Never been to Camp McCarty? Sounds like a party virgin. There will be punishments. But, just drop us an email at dale@mccarty.net and we’ll email you a map.

Isn't that a county sheriff at the end of your driveway?

Yes. Two of Greene County’s finest. We invite (i.e. pay) local law enforcement to prevent under-age, would-be drinkers from crashing the party and over-age, over-served patrons from driving when they shouldn’t. Therefore you’ll have three choices:

  1. Party all night (recommended).

  2. Plan to stay at the grounds of Camp McCarty for the evening (also recommended. We have plenty of room, but if you were looking for privacy we’d suggest tents, etc.).

  3. If you must drive, don’t drink to excess (we’ve heard that this is possible… we’ve just never seen it happen in real life).

Hey, it's the 42nd annual edition of THE McCarty Party... so will there be shirts and stuff this year?

Hmmm, good question. Great question, really. We’re thinking “instant classic” t-shirts this year (yeah, we’re that good)… but, as always, you have to win them to get them. (You can also earn a t-shirt by volunteering an afternoon/evening, or two, before the party helping us get everything finished and prepped. If you’re interested, drop us an email at dale@mccarty.net).

Is there a rain date?

That’s up to you, but feel free to bring a date even if it’s sunny. Remember, in case of inclement weather (hurricanes, earthquakes, firestorms, Biblical flooding, etc.) we will still have a party and drink beer. But most importantly, remember that you are still responsible for your own companionship. (Unless, of course, you’re one of the hosts… in which case it becomes everyone else’s responsibility to make sure that all our desires are met. This is simply common party etiquette.)

What does it cost?

While McCarty Party is a free party, it is also a charity event. A charitable donation of $10 or $20 (or whatever you would spend on a typical Saturday night) would be appreciated, and 100% of funds collected this year will go to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Your donations are deeply appreciated.

Also, a wise man once said, “A man drinks like that and he don’t eat… he gonna die”. Which is why we thought food might be a good idea. Do you like pork chop sandwiches? We do too. Cork & Bottle (The Pork Chop Wagon) will be back again. So you might want to bring a few extra dollars to buy yourself a sandwich at some point.

Anything else we should know?

We provide beer, entertainment, and a guaranteed good time (okay, not a “money-back” guarantee, but we’re pretty sincere about this). If you want anything else, bring it along. But please; no dogs, ponies, fireworks, nuclear weapons, anyone under the legal drinking age, guns, or butter.